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Smells like
- Top
- Lemon, Elemi, Thyme, Bergamot, Pepper, Cardamom
- Heart
- Cedar, Vetiver, Amberwood
- Base
- Patchouli, Ambergris, Musk
In everyday terms
Lemon and elemi over cedar and vetiver with patchouli and ambergris.
- Lemon
- Bright, fresh lemon, like a squeezed lemon
- Elemi
- Lemony, peppery resin
- Thyme
- Dry, warm herb, like the thyme in stew
- Bergamot
- Bright, fresh citrus, like the zest of a lime with a soft floral edge
- Pepper
- Freshly ground pepper, like the kick in pepper soup
- Cardamom
- Cool, warm spice, like Arabian coffee or spiced tea
- Cedar
- Freshly planed wood at a carpenter's workshop
- Vetiver
- Earthy, rooty grass, like wet soil after rain
- Amberwood
- Burnt sugar and warm wood, like the edge of caramelised puff-puff
- Patchouli
- Earthy and dark, like damp soil in a forest
- Ambergris
- Salty and warm, like sea breeze at Bar Beach on clean skin
- Musk
- Clean skin, like fresh laundry
How it wears
ProjectionModerate
Noticed when someone leans in.LongevityLong
About 6–10 hours on skin, longer on clothes.In Nigerian heat, most perfumes project more but fade faster. Spray some on your clothes to make it last longer.